Status: IN
Three seemingly independent architectural qualities — correctness, simplicity, and performance — emerge from the same structural approach: reusing existing constructs produces correctness, minimizing new concepts produces simplicity, and aligning cost allocation with access patterns produces performance, such that improving one quality tends to improve the others rather than trading off.
The three qualities share structural roots (reuse, construction, access-pattern alignment) rather than being independent optimization axes
Depends on (SL): correctness-and-simplicity-share-the-same-mechanism, quality-and-performance-strategies-are-aligned